The poet says that he is leaving with a throng of sorrow, accompanied by love, and that he has created a commotion in that world as well.

This profound couplet speaks to the overwhelming nature of passionate love. Mir Taqi Mir suggests that when love enters our lives, it doesn't just bring tenderness; it brings an entire 'crowd' of sorrows (hujoom-e-gham). And with this heavy burden of grief, we go out into the world, creating a beautiful, chaotic commotion—a 'hangama'—that defines the lover's existence.